Sentence examples for step look from inspiring English sources

Nureyev once remarked, "A great dancer is not one who makes a difficult step look easy, but one who makes an easy step look interesting".

Later in the solo he stands with his legs braced in ballet's fourth position; then suddenly he contracts his lower spine — making an easy step look interesting.

He could stand on his front step, look south and it was city all the way to Crystal Palace; north, it was open country to Cambridge.

If you want to know who is out of step, look at the Catholic churches around the world, including the United States, filled with the faithful who understand the teachings of Christ preserved by the church for 2,000 years.

Uncle Jimmy was resolute but quiet, he would say to me, 'don't you ever take a backward step – look 'em in the eye and get what you want'," says Ken Canning, who is close with both the Little and McLeod families.

The thrill of watching Mr. Petronio's dances come from the kinetic drama of that style: limbs whiplashing in long straight lines through space; jumps engendered from static positions by pure energy, rather than momentum; abrupt changes of direction and dynamic that make each step look like a new thought.

On the third night before Christmas I sat on the step looking at the lightning in the distance.

The second step looks into the planning approach and examines the policy-making process leading to the selection of appropriate practices on the ground.

I stood on the first step, looking at the other people laughing, refilling each other's red solo cups.

After the vote, Gov. Haslam expressed his disappointment and admitted that "didn't know what the next step looks like".

Furthermore, it should be noted that this greedy policy is local in the following sense: there is a one step look-ahead on which action selection will maximize 10-step empowerment, and the 10-step empowerment has a look-ahead of 10 time steps, so the policy has a local time horizon of 1+10 steps.